Audacity Forum

We could use a goal, here.

"I want to record my voice and Game Audio."

"I want to record my voice and a Skype interview."

Did I hit it?

Koz

What's the microphone? Blue Yeti? Windows laptop?

Koz

Windows thinks your musical tones are hum and interference and is trying to get rid of them "for you." http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_recording_troubleshooting.html#enhancements The Mic-In of a Windows 7 laptop is probably mono, not stereo. If you look at the Audacity sound meter, ...

Apple support claims that still works in Sierra.

https://support.apple.com/kb/PH25220?vi ... cale=en_MD

It also claims to directly support HTML...I need to read about that.

Koz

You can still do that in El Capitan...

Koz

I believe that's no longer possible It was never straightforward. You had to open up a Rich Text document, change the Preference to Plain Text, close the document and then the next time you opened up a document, it would arrive with zero formatting or fonts. Screen Shot 2017-01-15 at 10.00.22 AM.pn...

What are you trying to do?

Create a broadcast radio program from best-quality, costless, ripped soundfiles.
Koz

I've found that editing AUP files in TextEdit in Sierra can corrupt the file. That's delightful news. Editing or just viewing? This is a graphic version of an early AUP file. The newer files are more complicated, but follow a similar idea. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/aup1.jpg It's XML programmin...

Perhaps you can sense the puzzled puppy look across multiple time zones.

Open up your AUP file in TextEdit. Somewhere in the first bunch of text lines should be an entry:

projname="
Followed by the exact name you used for the AUP file and the _DATA folder.

Don't save anything.

Koz

I need to provide programs in hour segments. WAV files proved too large to burn to a disk. Maybe a Data CD. An Audio CD like you buy in a store will record 74 minutes. Audio CD is a special, space-saving, loss-less version of WAV format. For example, one of the ways they did that was to eliminate o...